Confidentiality Art. 14
(1) The Parties shall keep confidential all data, documents and information obtained during the execution of the Contract.
(2) Notwithstanding the provisions of paragraph (1), confidential data, documents and information shall not include any data, documents and information:
a) known to a contracting Party prior to the date of disclosure by the other contracting Party, or b) disclosed following receipt of the written consent of the other contracting Party for such disclosure,
Confidentiality Art. 18) • Respect and enforce the strict confidentiality of these elements and to take all necessary precautions in order to preserve their secrecy (these precautions cannot in any case be inferior to those taken by the tenderer for the protection of his own confidential information); • Consult, use and/or exploit, directly or indirectly, all of the above elements only to the extent strictly necessary to prepare and, where applicable, to carry out this public contract (particularly regarding the privacy legislation with respect to personal data processing); • Not reproduce, distribute, disclose, transmit or otherwise make available to third parties the above elements, in whole or in part, and in any form, unless having obtained prior and written consent of the contracting authority; • Return, at the first request of the contracting authority, the above elements; • In general, not disclose directly or indirectly to third parties, whether for advertising or any other reason, the content of this public contract, or the fact that the tenderer or contractor performs this public contract for the contracting authority, or, where applicable, the results obtained in this context, unless having obtained prior and written consent of the contracting authority.
Confidentiality Art. 14
(1) The Parties shall keep confidential all data, documents and information obtained during the execution of the Contract.
(2) Notwithstanding the provisions of paragraph (1), confidential data, documents and information shall not include any data, documents and information:
a) known to a contracting Party prior to the date of disclosure by the other contracting Party, or
b) disclosed following receipt of the written consent of the other contracting Party for such disclosure,
c) which must be produced as a legal duty on disclosure.
(3) The provisions of this Article shall be effective for a period of 5 years form Contract expiration.
(4) Failure to comply with the obligations arising from paragraphs (1) to (3) shall hold liable the Party in default, according to the provisions of the law.
Confidentiality Art. 18) The knowledge and information gathered by the tenderer under the framework of this procurement contract is strictly confidential. Under no circumstances can the information collected, regardless of its origin and nature, be transferred to third parties in any form. The tenderer is therefore bound by the duty of discretion. In accordance with Article 18 of the Royal Decree of 14 January 2013 establishing the general rules for public procurement, the tenderer undertakes to consider and process in a strictly confidential manner any information, all facts, any documents and/or any data, whatever their nature and support, which have been communicated to him, in any form and by any means, or to which he has access, directly or indirectly, in the context or on the occasion of this procurement contract. Confidential information covers the very existence of this procurement contract, without this list being limited.
Confidentiality Art. (1) LIT. B GDPR)
2.1 Access Control – Preventing unauthorized access to data processing facilities, e.g.:
2.2 Access Control – No unauthorized system use, e.g.:
Confidentiality Art. 18) The knowledge and information gathered by the tenderer under the framework of this public contract is strictly confidential. Under no circumstances can the information collected, regardless of its origin and nature, be transferred to third parties in any form. The tenderer is therefore bound by the duty of discretion. In accordance with Article 18 of the Royal Decree of 14 January 2013 establishing the general rules for public procurement, the tenderer undertakes to consider and process in a strictly confidential manner any information, all facts, any documents and/or any data, whatever their nature and support, which have been communicated to him, in any form and by any means, or to which he has access, directly or indirectly, in the context or on the occasion of this public contract. Confidential information covers, in particular, the very existence of this public contract, without this list being limited. Therefore, he undertakes to: • Respect and enforce the strict confidentiality of these elements and to take all necessary precautions in order to preserve their secrecy (these precautions cannot in any case be inferior to those taken by the tenderer for the protection of his own confidential information); • Consult, use and/or exploit, directly or indirectly, all of the above elements only to the extent strictly necessary to prepare and, if necessary, to carry out this public contract (particularly in accordance with the privacy legislation with respect to personal data processing); • Not reproduce, distribute, disclose, transmit or otherwise make available to third parties the above elements, in whole or in part, and in any form, unless having obtained prior and written consent of the contracting authority; • Return, at the first request of the contracting authority, the above elements; • In general, not disclose directly or indirectly to third parties, whether for advertising or any other reason, the content of this public contract.
Confidentiality Art. 18.
(1) The parties shall keep confidential all data, documents and information obtained during the execution of the Contract.
(2) Notwithstanding the provisions of paragraph (1), confidential data, documents and information shall not include any data, documents and information:
a) known to a contracting Party prior to the date of disclosure by the other contracting Party, or
b) disclosed following receipt of the written consent of the other contracting Party for such disclosure, or;
c) which must be produced as a legal duty on disclosure.
(3) The provisions of this article shall be effective for a period of five years from the expiration of the Contract.
Confidentiality Art. 18)
4.4.1 The knowledge and information gathered by the tenderer under the framework of this public contract is strictly confidential.
4.4.2 Under no circumstances can the information collected, regardless of its origin and nature, be transferred to third parties in any form.
4.4.3 The tenderer is therefore bound by the duty of discretion.
4.4.4 In accordance with Article 18 of the Royal Decree of 14 January 2013 establishing the general rules for public procurement, the tenderer undertakes to consider and process in a strictly confidential manner any information, all facts, any documents and/or any data, whatever their nature and support, which have been communicated to him, in any form and by any means, or to which he has access, directly or indirectly, in the context or on the occasion of this public contract. Confidential information covers, in particular, the very existence of this public contract, without this list being limited.
Confidentiality Art. 18) • Respect and enforce the strict confidentiality of these elements and to take all necessary precautions in order to preserve their secrecy (these precautions cannot in any case be inferior to those taken by the tenderer for the protection of his own confidential information); • Consult, use and/or exploit, directly or indirectly, all of the above elements only to the extent strictly necessary to prepare and, if necessary, to carry out this public contract (particularly in accordance with the privacy legislation with respect to personal data processing); • Not reproduce, distribute, disclose, transmit or otherwise make available to third parties the above elements, in whole or in part, and in any form, unless having obtained prior and written consent of the contracting authority; • Return, at the first request of the contracting authority, the above elements; • In general, not disclose directly or indirectly to third parties, whether for advertising or any other reason, the content of this public contract.
Confidentiality Art. 18) The service provider and his employees are bound by a duty of reserve concerning the information which comes to their knowledge during performance of this procurement contract. This information may not under any circumstances be communicated to third parties without the written consent of the contracting authority. The service provider may, nevertheless, list this procurement contract as a reference, provided that the status is correctly indicated (e.g. ‘in performance’) and that the contracting authority has not withdrawn this consent due to poor contract performance.
